Cyberlaw
CISA Alert: Sophisticated, Ongoing Cyberattacks Go Beyond SolarWinds
CISA warns government agencies & critical infrastructure providers about sophisticated APT cyberattacks that go beyond breaching the SolarWinds Orion platform. The post CISA Alert: Sophisticated, Ongoing Cyberattacks Go Beyond SolarWinds appeared first ...
Cybersecurity Predictions for 2021
Security, risk and anti-fraud experts from across RSA predict the emerging cybersecurity trends and challenges for 2021 ...
You’re Only As Protected As Your Provider’s SOC
Hear stories from the frontline of fighting cyber-crime. Hint: You are only as protected as your provider's Security Operations Center (SOC). The post You’re Only As Protected As Your Provider’s SOC appeared ...
Securing eCommerce During the Holiday Season and Beyond
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a surge in eCommerce shopping, and cybercriminals are taking advantage this holiday season. Use these eCommerce best practices to protect eCommerce, fight fraud, and ensure a ...
When Do You ‘Exceed’ Your Authorization to Use Computer Data?
The law is murky on what constitutes legal authorization and use of computer data In Greek mythology, Cassandra was cursed with the ability to know the future, and with the inability to ...
Kazakhstan Spies on its People via Man-in-the-Middle Attack, Again
The Kazakh government is forcing its citizens to install a spyware root certificate, allowing authorities to crack open TLS traffic, such as HTTPS ...
RDPalooza: RDPs in the World of Cybercrime
Key Points Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a built-in part of the Windows toolkit popular for facilitating remote work. Cybercriminals take interest in compromising RDP endpoints as they provide direct access ...
Brazil Govt’s Huge Leak: Health Data of 243M
Brazil’s Ministry of Health is under fire again for another massive leak of personal information ...
U.S. Election Security (and Insecurities)
It has been a month since the U.S. 2020 General Election has passed. The election, according to then-Director of CISA Christopher Krebs in mid-November, was the most secure in history with no ...
California Federal Court Weighs In (Again) on Social Media Scraping
Social media sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn have collected personal information on hundreds of millions of subscribers. They have also promised those subscribers that their data will only be shared or ...
